Bratři Orffové

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Orff brothers have been on the scene since 2002, the name is not only a reference not only to the folk cliché "fraternity", but also to the creation of pioneers using synthesizers in Czechoslovakia, the Orff brothers and the so -called orff musical instruments. The band went through personnel variations, the current line -up consists of guitarist and singer Ivan Gajdoš, guitarist Lukáš Novotný, trumpeter Libor Martiník, drummer Petr Odstrčil, bass Břetislav Koláček and keyboardist and player on synthesizers Zdeněk Henych. Minority Records album bingriwingri and shero . The original recordings have undergone careful remastering Matouš Godík (Floex, Hidden Orchestra), otherwise the original member of the Orff brothers, as well as the original graphic design by designer Jirka Liban. The albums are pressed on the 180 gram vinyl in Schallplattenfabrik Pallas in Germany. Little is known that a number of well-known musicians of the Czech-Slovak scene participated in the bingriwingri . Whether Floex, Daniel Salontay (Longital), double bass player Petr Tichý, flute and publicist Marian Jaslovský, guitarist Filip Míšek (Khoba, Dikolson) or acclaimed pianist Jan Bartoš. Radio Expres FM recently included Bingriwingri among the 50 best Czech albums. An angel statue for the best group of the year. The gloom of the first vinyl form was in 2014 at the Quazi Delict Records publishing house. The core is the texts of Ivan Gajdoš, behind the song Salt of Krnov and in the curtains is Jakub König aka Kittchen, the author of the tunnel is the writer Jaroslav Rudiš.